Talks between British Airways and the cabin crew union Unite, shows no sign of reaching an accord anytime soon. Instead, Unite is threatening to have cabin crew members vote again for further strikes starting in September. Meanwhile BA continues to train volunteer cabin crew and insists it will still be able to operate all its long-haul flights from Heathrow, regardless of the outcome of a strike vote.The carrier issued a brief statement saying there had been a short a short meeting at ACAS on Tuesday and there were plans to meet again next week, but it provided no date for any future meeting.
BA chief executive Willie Walsh said, "I want to reach a resolution, but we are preparing for further industrial action."
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This site is very informative keeping customers up to date on the air strike situations. It seem like BA is constantly going on strike. I do not ever feel confident booking my clients on this airline.
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